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The winner of Sean Conway's Cultivating Life is...
Congratulations to Fine Gardening member CTGarden, winner of Sean Conway's Cultivating Life, 125 Projects for Backyard Living
Book Giveaway: Container Gardening - 250 Design Ideas & Techniques
Our first book giveaway was such a success that we've decided to make it a weekly post. This week we're giving away a copy of Container Gardening - 250 Design Ideas & StepByStep...
Book Giveaway: Sean Conway's Cultivating Life - 125 Projects for Backyard Living
As editors, many great books come across our desks. Going forward we're going to offer up these books to you, our loyal readers. This time we're giving away a copy of Cultivating Life. Just leave a comment to be entered.
March Contest Winner
Given the recent weather in the midwest, perhaps our "Signs of Spring" gallery contest was a bit premature. Like everyone else, we're anxious for the warmer weather and the start of the growing...
Perfect Paper Daisies
While it is encouraging to me that it's technically spring in the Northeast, we're still pretty far from days filled with lush green plants and colorful blooms. For those times when fresh flowers aren't an option, here's something that may do the trick.
What's going on in this picture?
We've been trying to identify what's going on in this photo for months, but we're at a loss. Can you help?
Pets in the Garden Photo Challenge Winner
Narrowing the 300+ entries down to the 30 finalists for this contest may have been the most challenging (and enjoyable) part of my job to date. The pictures posted were wonderful and every single one of them made me smile.
Hicks Nurseries Flower and Garden Show (second post)
Hicks Nurseries Flower and Garden Show March 14, 2009 Westbury, NY
Hicks Nurseries Flower and Garden Show
Westbury, NY
















Recent comments
Re: What's going on in this picture?
I think that is probably the truth but I was hoping to see some creative suggestions.
posted: 3:47 pm on March 24thRe: The Hope of Spring
I love the flower/snowman, it caught my eye and brought a smile to my face. Thanks!
posted: 2:08 pm on March 13thRe: Too Much Zucchini
I love this photo!
posted: 10:02 am on March 12thYou should post it at www.vegetablegardener.com, I think people would enjoy it.
The dog is gorgeous too!
Re: Philadelphia Flower Show 2009
These pictures are great, such wonderful eye candy!
posted: 3:16 pm on March 11thRe: Matty's Garden
I think your explanation makes the photo. Thanks for the smile.
posted: 4:29 pm on February 20thRe: Lily on the Pond
That's a neat picture. It really does look like she's walking on water.
posted: 4:23 pm on February 20thRe: They'll lie down anywhere
Great photos
posted: 11:39 am on February 12thRe: I need a rest from all this gardening!
This is a very cute photo.
posted: 11:37 am on February 12thRe: Caught playing games
0:45:47!!!
posted: 3:52 pm on February 9thRe: Cats pretending to work.
What a beautiful garden!
posted: 4:00 pm on February 6thRe: Our Pets
Love the haircut!
posted: 3:56 pm on February 6thRe: Two fo my favorite things
Great photos!
posted: 3:03 pm on February 5thRe: Cooper in the garden
Precious!
posted: 3:02 pm on February 5th